Photography

1. Photography Take your own photos • Make sure the camera is charged and there is a SD card • Sign out the camera • Go to event and take many diverse photos • Make sure you get the ws and h for the caption • Have a back-up plan • Upload photos immediately • Sign in the camera

2. Photography • Is close enough • Has a center of interest • Has faces (if shooting people) • Shows action and /or emotion (if shooting people) • Follows the rule of thirds • Uses a photo technique • Has nothing distracting in the background • Is not too dark or blurry • Tells a story • Is not staged

8. Photography techniques WormEye– phototaken from low angle – givesperspectiveof main subject Leading Lines – imaginary or real lines leading the eye to the main subject Bird’s Eye – photo taken from high angle – gives different perspective of main subject Selective Focus – main subject is clear while foreground or background is blurred

9. Photography techniques Framing – use of objects or people to frame or draw attention to main subject Repetition – repeated patterns or expressions helps focus on main subject Stop Action – main subject is stopped in action

10. Selective Focus

11. Stop action

12. Framing

13. Worm’s Eye View

14. Leading Lines

15. Repetition

16. Bird’s Eye

18. Insert your SD Card into the computer • If the computer doesn’t read it, you may need to plug the camera into the computer • Create a folder called “your topic” in the correct page’s folder • Drag photos to the folder • Unplug card from the computer • If you have an SD Card, return it to the camera • Make sure to check back in the camera